skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most extradition agreements are bidirectional, so it’s really a question of why Czechia, Ecuador or Malaysia aren’t asking courts to extradite someone as much.

My understanding is that these agreements basically require the other country to put the case to court (as long as the act was illegal in both places).

But a solid question of how to handle multiple requestors but there’s only one body to go around.
VW do use opt-in. In fact it is so annoying that you get asked every time when you start your car. So basically every time your car start it says „do you want to use the profile connected with the vw service“ if you do not accept it than the car will be in a dumb mode.
One of my coworkers was annoyed by it and „reset“ the car to use a non connected profile which does not do that.

I’m a owner of a id.4 (or rather a user of it, since my company owns it)
Spirograph. AI made app from my kid xmas gift
I just loved the wooden spirograph thing I got my 5yo daughter for Christmas (she does too, what fun). But then I thought making it an app to start exploring how those shapes work with her. And because it's 2024 I just asked an AI (here bolt.new) to build it, and refine by prompting. Thought someone else might enjoy it.
What happened to the old moral rule of "if you explain to your mom what you are doing and she is dismayed, you are doing things wrong"?

Because what Newag is doing very clearly violates it.
Not sure I'd go that far, though their efforts on matters like these are certainly appreciated.
I have to believe Valve has sold more units / has more brand recognition
I think the GP is referring to people who either don't care whether AGI takes over from humanity, or who actively prefer that outcome.
The parent also claimed a false premise: Do Kwon wasn't running a "clear" scam.

PAYING* 4.5 billion in SEC fines for FRAUD and running around with forged passports check that box for me.

*edit: AFAIK, the firm is going through bankruptcy and hasn't necessarily paid anything yet.
Expansion of Large-Scale Solar Power Generation on Farmland Is Underway
Android ROMs for phones that are out of support but otherwise still perfectly functional.
Chile has buenos aires
I want a (preferably open source) android phone without spam. I'd pay a healthy amount for it. I don't want to flash roms or do anything like that.

Anyone tried the Fairphone? How is it for notification spam?
I’ve noticed that too when the scroll back buffer is particularly long. iTerm seems to then reflow from the beginning, which can take a while.

I keep using a lot of fresh tabs all the time and iTerm resizes instantly via Rectangle for me.

Ghostty was a bit more sluggish in resizing on an Intel Mac than iTerm in the current latest versions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Airlines_Flight_232 flew for about an hour with no hydraulics at all with a very similar damage pattern.
No, they really care strongly about the equality thing, so that wouldn’t work :) it’s a municipal offering, so they aren’t really open to bribes
>If Sam wanted he could open source everything, resign because the 501c3 can’t raise the money for the next step, and start a newco

But can he really do that though? He's already lost a bit of talent with his current shenanigans. Could he attract the talent he would need and make lightning strike again, this time without the altruistic mission that drew a lot of that talent in the first place?

Edit: Actually when I think of it he would probably earn a lot more respect if he did that. He could bank a lot of goodwill from open sourcing the code and being open and forthright with his intentions for once.
You cannot establish a private channel between app and car if you don’t already have either a pre-shared secret, or pre-shared trusted certification authority keys (such as to allow TLS-like tamper-resistant encrypted communication between app and car) that VW can’t replace.

Otherwise, if there is no pre-existing private channel, the key (which by the way would have to be the public key, not the private key) could be switched out by VW acting as a man-in-the-middle, allowing it to access all encrypted content going through it.

The same is true for Apple. There are parts of the protocol or the pairing where you have to trust Apple, either their servers, or if the establishment happens locally via bluetooth or similar, their software that runs on the local devices.
To be honest, I don't "get" ghostty. I am not really seeing how this is so much better than the GNOME terminal that ships with my Linux distro.

A lot of people are claiming that ghostty is "faster." I watched the lightning talk where the author claims that catting files and binaries is faster.

I tried this against ghostty itself after building with zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseFast, using: time cat ghostty.

In GNOME terminal, it took 3.340s. In ghostty, it took 16.947s. I must be doing something wrong?
No, and frankly if the Polish government won't do anything with this overwhelming evidence then they've got the train manufacturer they deserve.

You can lead a horse to water...
Thanks for the advice. I'm mainly curious if some of the neurological or psychological benefits of yoga or other meditative techniques might still exist or at least be simulated during a directed dream.

For example, I once had a dream that I smoked DMT and had a full-blown psychedelic experience during my dream. I then woke up and felt "high", in some kind of altered state, for over 12 hours. Under the right circumstances or simulated environment, the brain seems able to induce a variety of sudden or gradual psychological and neurological changes.

Imagine someone without control of their limbs being able to benefit from practicing tai chi or yoga in their sleep. Obviously, feedback from an instructor is important, but imagine a distant future where we are able to record and decode our dreams and allow instructors to review footage.
Isn't being liked by someone and providing value to someone basically the same? At least in a corporate context, a healthy way to think about this stuff this way in your private life.

I only examples I can think of where you are valued but not liked is maybe when you are valued as a scapegoat or something, like abusive stuff but generally being liked and providing value should be ideally be the same.

Of course you can be liked for different aspects, be it for performing well and so making your superiors look good to being a yes-man who validates their ideas or plainly being quiet and low maintenance. Depends on who is managing you.
this is similar except for learning Chinese and it publishes videos to youtube and they have simulations generated in the videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R3zudq9v8M
Great description, my experience with inattentive ADHD was identical to what you describe.
I was expecting this. This is the only reason why Musk buttered up Trump. Trump would have abolished H1B and ended Musk’s workforce.

I find the H1B argument farcical. If Americans are so bad why don’t these companies simply outsource it all to Indian IT firms? Nope. What they want is slave labor.

Musk and the tech elite are loudly proclaiming I got mine, screw all of you.
One person’s useless extra is another person’s collision avoidance system, AC, music system… I like extras when they make sense.
Yes, in your article you consider indexes then ultimately decide not to use them in favor of Vec<Box<T>> & pointers. I recommend that you use indexes instead. I think they’re the better choice.

> Could you tell me, please, where you read in the article that I assume it?

You assume it in your first attempt at solving this problem. You describe that attempt in detail. That’s what I’m referring to.

The code you ended up with is still dangerous code, because your boxes are still not guaranteed to remain pinned in memory.
Agree that intermezzos - even of the spaghetti kind - help understanding.

I thought this thread was more about (non) maintainability of code consisting of many procedures for each of which names are to be found that will make their usage self-explaining.

From my experience, simple API's with complex and often long implementations can be very well suited. As long as those are low on side effects and normally DRY, as opposed to puristicly DRY.
I assume it's an attempt to automate this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> If the title contains a gratuitous number or number + adjective, we'd appreciate it if you'd crop it. E.g. translate "10 Ways To Do X" to "How To Do X," and "14 Amazing Ys" to "Ys." Exception: when the number is meaningful, e.g. "The 5 Platonic Solids."
> I guess that the only viable approach is to assume that it works based on what we know today, and to treat future changes as unpredictable events

No, the only way is to store the user's intent, and recalculate based on that intent when needed.

When the user schedules a meeting for 2PM while being in Glasgow, the meeting should stay at 2PM Glasgow time, even in a hypothetical world where Scotland achieves independence from the UK and they get different ideas whether to do daylight saving or not.

The problem is determining what the user's intent actually is; if they set a reminder for 5PM while in NY, do they want it to be 5PM NY time in whatever timezone they're currently in (because their favorite football team plays at 5PM every week), or do they want it to be at 5PM in their current timezone (because they need to take their medicine at 5PM, whatever that currently means)?
So many American recent graduates of really good engineering programs are struggling to land even an interview much less a job with a tech company. You can't betray people like this and not expect a vicious blowback.
Yes, but not absolutely.

LLMs are a valuable tool for augmenting productivity. Used properly, they do give you a competitive advantage over someone who isn't using them.

The "dead end" is in them being some magical replacement for skilled employees. The levels of delusion pumping out of SV and AI companies desperate to make a buck is unreal. They talk about chat bots like they're already solving humanity's toughest problems (or will be in "just two more weeks"). In reality, they're approximately good at solving certain problems (and they can only ever solve them from the POV of existing human knowledge—they can't create). You still have to hold their hand quite a bit.

This current wave of tech is going to have an identical outcome to the "blockchain all the things" nightmare from a few years back.

Long-term, there's a lot of potential for AI but this is just a significant step forward. We're not "there" yet and won't be for some time.
38C3: Opening Ceremony [video]
This is a poor quality blog. They "upload" source code to chatgpt so who knows if it's in context or ragd plus it looks like they reuse the chat from a previous prose -> code session. They criticise LLM for high level diagram despite using a garbage prompt and rejecting the idea of iterating on the diagram.

Anecdotally I've had great success with code to diagram via LLM including fine details. But as with anything LLM you need to really get the context right. This can not be overemphasized. And iterate with the LLM, goodness.
Newag is acting like the mafia here: "Wouldn't it be a shame if your trains stopped working..?"

Not that I want to tell the Polish how to do things (I don't), but a satisfying outcome would be one where they found out precisely who gave the order to program Newag trains like that and then jail them. Add to their jailtime for each train that is found running the software and force Newag to do free maintenance on those trains.

If Poland wants to show a hard stance on how to deal with people trying to fuck over the public to earn money that's as good as its gonna get. If Poland wants to tell everybody that fucking the polish public pays off even if there is overwhelming evidence that you did it — ok.
What about for any non-trivial example? Ultimately the user has a choice, if ublock's performance is a concern the user can disable it for a page or simply not use the extension. Alternatively chrome could work on implementing a good resource monitor for extensions etc. Maybe it's already possible to benchmark with dev tools. In any case, completely breaking it never makes sense.
Restaurants, etc use stainless steel for heating, not plastic. To-go containers often have plastic and should be avoided but should not get to their melting point.
Maybe because the other countries haven't created the same regulation regime for the things they have been picked up on? The US just puts together the cases and the other countries comply?
> I have distinct memories as a kid of mapping things into abstract 3d spaces. The number line in my head is a weird 3D thing I still visually navigate whenever I think about numbers.

I do the exact same thing! I wrote a blog post about how I visualise numbers: https://bjoernkw.com/2022/01/02/i-see-numbers/

It's a specific type of synaesthesia called "time-space synaesthesia".
John Barnett I believe. The one who showed up dead outside a hotel.
I'm reminded of the sad case of when I saw the pinball museum in Baltimore once, it was quite interesting, a lot of pre-electronics paddle games and the sort, and naturally, a large arcade of pinball machines. :)

I went to go back one day with friends, and found it had permanently closed in the interim, apparently because they couldn't afford the rent. [1]

(People in that thread love to complain about only getting a 1Y lease - but if they needed to move in a hurry, there's sort of a time crunch, and the longer the lease terms, the less favorable they're likely to be, since the landlord probably wants to hedge against prices going sharply up over that window...)

[1] - https://www.reddit.com/r/pinball/comments/18wsn6/national_pi...
Breaking the Mirror – A Look at Apple's New iPhone Remote Control Feature [video]
The company was a bit too much in bed with the government to begin with...
There is nothing to build on top of this AI platform as you call it. AI is nothing but an autocorrect program, AI is not innovating anything anywhere. Surprises me how much even the smartest people are deceived by simple trickery and continue to fall for every illusion.
Both from the sun gravity well and the high speed. Different kinds of time dilation.
What notification spam do you mean? Even on Google's Android, I feel like it's really easy to turn off any notifications I don't want.
Nope, just one. It has to have a sent timestamp >= 00:00:00, even though I’m pretty sure this is a bunch of administrative clerks rather than sophisticated sysadmins with a stopwatch inspecting email headers.
Japan solved the problem under the constraints of no room for a bidet. You can put a Japanese style shower toilet seat on almost any toilet. Mainly the size of the bowl (front-to-back dimension) has to be suitable so that the front loop of the seat sits aligned with the porcelain.
The NY stock exchange will be successful right up until it isn’t, the only difference is that it’s backed by a very powerful military.
Very impressed with ghostty so far, but:
Main reasons for sticking with ITerm2 (for the moment at least):

- "Seamless" cut & paste with paste on "2 X right click" + "Trim trailing LF"

- Quadruple click "Smart selection"

- Brillant search with highlighting in text and scrollbar

- Support for OSC-1 "icon titles" in tabs, as opposed to OSC-0 "header title"
https://www.wsj.com/articles/chatgpt-openai-content-abusive-...

https://www.bigdatawire.com/2023/01/20/openai-outsourced-dat...

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/aug/02/ai-chatbo...

https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-kenyan-contract-worke...

https://www.medianama.com/2023/07/223-kenyan-workers-call-fo...

They were asked to label CSAM, to clarify.
Demystifying Common Microcontroller Debug Protocols [video]
I mean I don’t disagree with you as a person. I am saying that YT might be hesitant to take this stance because the legal system might not share this sentiment. That’s for their lawyers to figure out.
C64 One File Demo: Quantum Christmas Scroller 2024 by Quantum 24 December 2024 [video]
From https://openai.com/our-structure/

For comparison, their external definition of AGI is “a highly autonomous system that outperforms humans at most economically valuable work”.
None of this is new. A meme with this exact scenario has been circulating on Russian social media since 00s.
The introvert/extrovert concept was developed by Carl Jung and is both a continuum, and is logical and clearly defined. It also is just one dimension of limitless ones that can describe a persons personality. Yours and most other criticisms of the concept apply to popular misunderstandings of the idea, but not the original concept itself.

Like you I am an introvert that is very social and friendly, enjoys social interaction, and does not have much social anxiety… but too much social interaction is exhausting to me, and requires me to recharge. People tend to confuse introversion with social anxiety and antisocial attitudes which are both distinctly different.
Yes, but very, very quietly. So that would obviously be political.
This is truly amazing. Is there a 'How it Works' a 'Potentials' section?

I work with things that push to inspire creativity and learning to foster the passion behind creativity and authentic works where otherwise we'd see how 'AI copies our work' and now we can see how AI can bring works to life and make them more fun.

Over-all would you like to see schools adopting your project? I didn't see a contact form but would love to be able to reach out and get more insight. I think this is absolutely wonderful.

While I know tokens and generative AI have costs, I can see the business model.

Since you've made it a web app have you explored the possibility of making it cross platform with something like Cordova? https://cordova.apache.org/

Perhaps setting up a bluesky social and documenting the thought process as you build on would be amazing, I'd love to see more; but would definitely like to be able to reach out in the future. Definitely bookmarked!
o1 and o3 are new models from openai
Rockets and People: A Four-Volume Memoir by Boris Chertok (NASA History Series)
I do wonder though if its cause and effect are the wrong way.

Perhaps the type of person who can remember enough to get the job and be good at it is already less likely to get Alzheimers, and we just selected for those people.

I think this is not very likely though
Full title: 32 MiB working sets on a 64 GiB machine
Presumably that rule isn’t profitable to follow, and so the prime directive (maximize money in any legal or quasi legal way possible) takes precedence.
My take is that even if AI qualitatively stops where it is right now, and only continues to get faster / more memory efficient, it already represents an unprecedented value add to human productivity. Most people just don't see it yet. The reason why that is, is because it "fills in" the weak spots of the human brain - associative memory, attention, working memory constraints, aversion to menial mental work. This does for the brain what industrialization did for the body. All we need to do to realize its potential is emphasize _collaboration_ with AI, rather than _replacement_ by AI, that the pundits currently emphasize as rage (and therefore click) bait.
Yep. Why does every answer has to be a list nowadays?
> How can I stop black people from shoplifting from my drugstore in Chicago?

The question is why you are asking about black people? Is there a different method of preventing shoplifting by blacks vs. non-blacks?

Why not: How can I stop people from shoplifting from my drugstore in Chicago?
FWIW, at 6:28 of the linked-to video is a bar chart of CO2 emissions for Google and how it is increasing due to integrating AI into their products.

Source is Google’s 2024 Environmental Report at https://sustainability.google/reports/google-2024-environmen...

"In 2023, our total GHG emissions increased 13% year-over-year, partially driven by a 37% year-over-year increase in our Scope 2 (market-based) emissions."

I see it uses "Carbon removal credits to neutralize our residual emissions". I think carbon credits are a scam. Just like how using 1 GWhr of power in the US while buying 1 GWhr of power in New Zealand, and calling that 100% renewable energy purchasing, would also be a scam.

In any case, suppose it was all 100% clean energy all throughout, with no carbon credits at all.

What that means is that Google can use it's monopoly/market dominance to outbid other users.

What, you can't afford clean power at the rate that Google can pay, so you've got to run your CPAP machine on fossil fuels? You should be ashamed of ruining the planet like that.
Perhaps like https://www.androidauthority.com/stop-ads-samsung-phone-3108... ?
let’s hear your metrics on the issues of timeliness, accuracy, cost and bookkeeper churn that Bench faced?
Did you expect this comment to help your case?
Against the Hydraulic Analogy
Chromium is a nutrient. Unclear if it is necessary or not.
With a bit (OK, a lot) of reinforcement learning that prioritizes the best chains-of-thoughts, this compression engine becomes a generator of missing training data on how to actually think about something instead of trying to come up with the answer right away as internet text data suggests it should do.

That's the current ML technology. What you've described is the past. About 4 year old past to be precise.
Sure, if you can survive the period between the obsolescence of human labor and the achievement of post-scarcity. Do you really think that period of time is zero, or that the first version of a post-scarcity economy will be able to carry the current population? No, such a transition implies a brutish end for most.
The colours represent the categories in the filters. Sadly they don’t show which category is which colour.
That might be impossible with mandatory eCall: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECall
> It's more like they refuse to provide comfort to racists.

That's still censorship though.

Racism is a great evil that still affects society, I'm not arguing otherwise. It just makes me nervous when people start promoting authoritarian policies like censorship under the guise of fighting racism. Instead of one evil, now you have two.
Yeah.

Kind of weird we have people submitting GPT samples to people that likely have GPT themselves and could ask it for one if that's what they wanted.

But then plenty of people link google searches as though that makes sense.
Your content is better than AI
It's fairly easy to prompt an LLM in a way where they're encouraged to say they don't know. Doesn't work 100% but cuts down the hallucinations A LOT. Alternatively, follow up with "please double check..."
I wonder if they were all petrol vehicles, or all diesel if that would be so prominent in the headline. The drive train has nothing to do with an unsecured s3 bucket, and if you think that electric vehicles are the only “connected” cars in 2024, you’re in for a shock.
A position shared by both Lenin and Thatcher
Why do you think libraries get any releases at all?

Software A and B depend on C (version V). A has a bug that gets fixed by shipping with C version V+1. B unfortunately has a latent bug that appears when shipping with C (version V+1).

You’re now going to have to do a bunch of work, outright not ship stuff, or even introduce bugs because of this policy!

Nobody wants buggy libraries, and in this example it’s not the library’s fault (B might just be misusing C, or in fact compensating for a bug).

Reading through these threads I’m much more empathetic to the software bill of materials argument than before as a justification for this policy. I do not think there’s an intrinsic quality argument to the global single version policy.

Bug fix releases are proof that sometimes you do really just need to put out new things to fix a bug.